Creative Portfolio:

My portfolio spans written features, podcast episodes, short-form videos, and visual campaign shoots, each thoughtfully crafted to capture the human experiences that resonate with audiences and elicit an emotional response —

be it through a smile, a tear, or precisely what the brief demands.

A. Published Pieces

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Beyond Couture: What Paris Fashion Week Says About Fashion’s Cultural Shift

At the most exclusive event of the year, designers are inspired by social changes to break the cycle of old-fashioned habits. Is the new trend this year moving towards inclusivity? Let us see what designers and fashion insiders at Paris Fashion Week have to say about this new trend …

Full article in Atlas Aesthetics

Decolonising North African Beauty: How the new Egyptian generation is reclaiming their natural identity

For decades, Egyptian women have straightened, lightened, and hidden their features in an attempt to align with Western beauty standards. But a new wave of young Egyptians is flipping the script: embracing their natural curls, darker skin tones, and ancestral aesthetics.
Could Egypt finally be decolonising its idea of beauty?

“Tanned skin is half the beauty,” my mother would say, in an attempt to lift my self-esteem whenever my skin turned dark instead of bronze, and my hair puffed up instead of curled. Ironically, this praise was often followed by thick layers of sunscreen – not to prevent sunburn, but to ward off a deeper tan. As for the hair, we had silently agreed to give up.

That phrase stayed with me. “Tanned skin is half the beauty,” I’d repeat it to myself, then mutter half-jokingly, “But whiteness is the whole beauty, isn’t it?”

It might seem strange for Egyptians to idealise features they rarely see around them. But colonialism runs deeper than most history books will tell you.

B. Campaigns

The Last Meal – A video made as part of a crisis response package advocating for the Sudanese refugees in Egypt.

A campaign that gained 13 media placements on the first week of its launch through compelling storytelling.

Clearly I like befriending journalists 😉

See campaign details below.

Storytelling — the most effective tool to cut through layers of bias.

WFP X Maison Choc Campaign

A purpose-driven collaboration between Maison Choc and the United Nations World Food Programme, using locally sourced ingredients to create a product that raises awareness of food security while supporting farming communities.